Project Uris Investors Acquire San Francisco Retail Properties
Two New York investors, operating as Project Uris, are quietly acquiring multiple properties across Union Square and other retail corridors in San Francisco, spending tens of millions of dollars.
San Francisco Oakland San Jose, CA, October 28, 2026 —
Two New York investors operating as Project Uris are acquiring multiple properties across Union Square and other retail corridors in San Francisco, according to the available summary of the activity. The investors are spending tens of millions of dollars, though the total amount and the number of properties were not specified.
The reported acquisitions span Union Square and other retail areas in the city. The summary does not identify the individual properties, provide street addresses, or say when the purchases began. It also does not name the investors beyond describing them as two New York investors operating as Project Uris.
Details about the transactions remain limited. The summary does not state whether every acquisition has closed, identify sellers, or provide purchase prices for individual properties. It also offers no information about the properties’ current tenants, intended uses, or plans for the sites.
The description characterizes the acquisitions as quiet, but does not explain how the activity was conducted or provide additional detail about the investors’ strategy. No statements from Project Uris, property owners, city officials, or other parties were included in the information provided.
As described, the activity involves multiple retail properties in several San Francisco corridors and tens of millions of dollars in spending. The available information does not establish the precise scale, timing, or status of the transactions. Further specifics—including property locations, individual prices, and the investors’ plans—were not provided.
Story summarized from the original created by Jillian D’Onfro on sfstandard.com, see more information here.
